Flute articulations and how to play them
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- čas přidán 5. 03. 2020
- What do all these crazy articulations mean...staccato, tenuto, marcato and and and...the list just keeps on going and it gets very confusing. In this video I walk you through all the basic articulations and then some of the more complex ones...lastly, I give you some helpful tips to actually understand and play these articulations too.
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My band teacher made all the flutes watch this video and take notes that we have to submit to him. Lovely. Great tips though!!!!!
Lol I feel like it should have been for the other members of the band too. I play flute, sax, violin, and a couple others and literally this applies to everything except percussion.
I am a composer working on a new ensemble piece with a flute and this helped me understand flute articulations so much better! This piece is so much more expressive now! Thank you! I would love to pick your brain a bit about how composers can make things clearer for flautists when we are composing!
Absolutely, unequivocally one of the best advises / teachings on "Articulations" Tatiana, thank you wholeheartedly for your weekly videos, they all are of such great help, apart of being a wonderful Flutist, you're an awesome teacher, God Bless
Jorge A. Batoca B. Wow! Thank you for your kind words and feedback! You encourage me to keep going 💪🏼
Yes this is exactly what I needed! As a self learner I have seen many videos on how to tongue but not when to tongue . Thanks a lot!
Which of these do you guys find the most difficult to play?
I've been playing the flute for 3 months and finding doing staccato or non-legato at a faster tempo with low notes (low E flat--->Low C) with single tonguing difficult. I can play these notes on their own, but I lose tone when I tongue them quickly with faster tempo. The lower the note I go within that range the more tone I lose when tonguing them. If I tongue them slowly the tone is better. I'm trying to improve this with the help of a metronome. I usually start off my practice with low register tone exercises from Trevor Wye's spiral bound Practice Book to warm up the flute then work on the articulations. My current range I can play with reasonable tone is Low C to the next octave A. I'm currently working on getting to 2nd octave C# but I need to work on my embouchure some more. Single tonguing middle register notes quickly seems easier.
Slur i still wont get it
Thank you!
Thank you. These videos are very helpful.
Thank you so much for clarifying!
Thank you! I needed this review
Thank you for sharing.
great explanation!
Really excellent explanation, thank you Tatiana x
Great lesson, beautiful and nice teacher
Awesome 😊
Great video tatiana!! Very very helpful, thanks, grettings from argentina
You are so cute and i have discovered you after i bought my flute like a year ago but im not a regular player unfortunately. Anyway i was trying to find a way to succeed in the octaves and since then ive been following you, you're a very good teacher, keep going please!
great video, just what I was looking . Thank you
Pleasure!
Thanks Tatiana, awesome explanation ... even with the 'what does this even mean?' commentaries. I find it very difficult to articulate on flute, but now I at least understand a few of the subtle nuances required.
Robyn C articulation is very tricky at times! What do you struggle with?
@@TheFlutePractice Tatiana, I have enough problems staying in the correct octave, so I think my tongue wanders a lot. Yes, I know ... Practise Practise Practise! I was thinking I should join your online lessons, but I think my internet may be too dodgy for that.
Try it Robyn, try it, you’ll never know if your internet will work. Working with Tatiana one on one really helps.
I really need to work on my tonguing, but these are very helpful tips; I guess I need to learn better support for myself.
You are the best! thanks a lot!
!! Can you pleeeease make a video about the crazy modern effects for the flute?
Thanks for you comment and Sure! Great idea for a video!
Stachatto and legato : 9:20
Love you 😘
Very helpful, thanks - I'm a composer.
There was an article in the NFA magazine sometime last year about "the same note" written under a slur, which can be a similar concept to some of these articulations under slurs and you had it a bit here in the Mozart. The author argued the articulation should be made "from the chest" meaning a breath attack and apparently there was some period writing to support this, but it feels like most of the time with period stuff it's what everybody says that they were thinking like everyone could read string articulations and you're just supposed to "carry" the line like you kind of say here... although I do think sometimes with modern flute composers the slur can be interpreted in a way that you just don't tongue inside it, so if you must re-articulate/attack it must be a breath attack... but probably if they really want that a footnote is best... anyway that's an idea of what I think sometimes is meant by this kind of mark, but I don't it's so clear as the NFA article seemed to be arguing. I was in a reading with my chamber group and the conductor simply told the composer (a clarinetist) that that marking didn't make sense on the flute... I agree the notation was confusing.
Hi from France Tatiana! Thank you for this subtleties and all your videos, it helps a lot.
I have a 2 months beginner request: could you tell us about how you deal with the condensation. At home it's easy (a tissue takes care of it) but I'm wondering how you do in concert.
It's funny how the flute drips on my pants, on the floor or on my music sheet. And funny too the eyes of 2 friends who saw this the first time!
After 30 minutes, the flute became the Victoria falls!
I didn't find a single video on this theme. As if it is taboo haha!
Antimorphes Flatypus hi there,
Thank you for your comment and yes, I am really happy to chat about this issue and make some suggestions! I will put it on my planning and filming list.
It's very refreshing
Chit Lay thank you! That is really cool to hear 😃
@@TheFlutePractice I want to learn the basics
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if you can give suggestions because I want to learn ... you can advise me, I know the solfeggio base now I need to apply it on the instrument! thank you so much!!!
how to do lessons with you online ... because I would like to learn the flute but I can't manage it alone, could you give us online lessons or suggestions from the base and then progress on the score ???
My goodness what long names
So let me see “-issimo” like coffeeissimo? I think some these composers may have been a little drunk and took liberties with these articulations. Good info though. 😊
Mmmmm ... coffeeissimo .... my new favourite beverage.
Cofffffeeeeeeeeeiiissssimo....yes please 😂 hehe!
Can I have some tutorials ? Please